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20 June 2011

The Majestic Plastic Bag - A Mockumentary

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Grandmother Mary
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
As an ancestor in training I'm staying active and alert in this my middle decade of old age. In my first decade I retired and moved to Antigua and Italy to have adventures in other cultures. Traveling around the Caribbean and Europe for nine years grew me out of my too- small self and gave me a bigger world view and my place in it. That was quite an education. I'm married to my best friend and main squeeze for 44 years and have a daughter who's saving the rain forest together with her husband. Through her two children's tutelage I'm learning how to grandmother. It's a work in progress demanding fierce love, scoops of creativity as well as considerable fun along the way. I love my life.
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    How Did It Feel
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    A runaway lover, text problems, and dinner duties
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    10 years ago
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    Traveling Without a Voice
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    4 months ago
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    Real Toads Policy Statement
    6 years ago
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    8 years ago
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    I’ve Moved My Blog, But…
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    Keeping On!
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    Grief ~ I Know Your Name
    7 years ago
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    A Note from the Poet
    6 years ago
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    WILDFIRES
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    The Versatility Of Scarves
    5 years ago
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    7 months ago
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Garrison Keilor

An Irish Proverb

It is in the shelter of each other that people live.

Maiden, Mother, Crone

Maiden, Mother, Crone
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A Gaeltacht Rousseau

Let her be, said the poet;
do not chastise her,
she is still a stripling
and fear is a sickness
that stunts all human growth.

Let her be, said the poet;
do not chastise her,
let her grow unimpeded
to whatever height she is meant for:
the air is still soft above her head.
- Sean O Tuama

Soul Sisters

Soul Sisters
(you know who you are)

Come Home Sisters

I am dreaming back my sisters

Whisper-worn footfalls on the Temple steps

Skywalkers

Storm dwellers

Heavy-breasted cauldron keepers

Songweavers

Snake sisters

Darkmoon dancers


Labyrinth builders

Star bridgers

Fiery-eyed dragon-ryders

Wind seekers

Shape shifters

Corn daughters


Wolf women

Earth stewards

Gentle-handed womb sounders

Dream spinners

Flame keepers

Moon birthers


Come home sisters, come home


~ Marie Elena Gaspar


I love to run

I love to run

dVerse Poets

dVerse Poets

Real Toads

the imaginary garden with real toads

Flash Fiction 55

Flash Fiction 55

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CURRENT MOON
lunar phases

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